Sentence examples for profound enmity from inspiring English sources
In May, Mr. Rudd earned the profound enmity of mining and business groups by saying that the royalties they paid on profits from coal, iron ore and other resources had not kept pace with surging gains and proposing a 40 percent tax on "super profits".
This did not prevent the two from falling out and producing one of the Middle East's most profound enmities.
Each year the enmities are more profound, the despots more bloodthirsty and clownish, the violence more extreme, and the conditions of ordinary existence more ghastly.
Centuries-old enmity can give way to profound friendship: this is the message of the Elysée treaty, which is of universal significance.
What Qatar also holds is a legacy of profound division among Arab countries, as well as the rivalries and enmities such division entails.
The enmity still smolders.
That enmity is totally misplaced".
Nepal has exploited enmity bet.
Ten years of enmity and loss.
